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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-04-16

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Many OF them have a coat OF alms.-Texas
Siftings.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-04-16

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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-04-16

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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-04-16
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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-04-16

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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-04-16
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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-04-16
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22

THR newspapers of the northern DOT. ton of California have opened an en- Vious and malicious war of abuse upon the southern portion of that grand state, and pothlag IS too adsurily untruthfu tor them 10 publish so long as it IS abusive of the southern citrus belt. The Sacramento Bee comes to our tsblo with marked articles of this character. of 6 damaging nature 10 the interests oi E.y- erside Es an oraDge-groWing section, and they show a depth If cowaTlly mesD- ness that in another direction form tho craven promptIngs ot thoss who seek to quickly destroy by dynamite. If the sweets of Sacramento existence have been turned into gal 6ad vinegar by the lmmutab.e decree of fate, does Il help matters by lying about the conditions eisewhere? If the quinine bels fails to produce as fine oranges n1 its more southern and better halt, perhaps it might achieve even q more dazzling hIghth of glory and greatness by turn Ing Its attention to raising spuds, or white beans. or codiish. he L.oof of greatness is not in the endesyor to at tain tine impossible, bu. in making the most out of the talents nature has be- slowed. The attention of the Bee should be cautiously but fervently directed to  the fable in which the ass donned the lions skin, and be taught to ap- ply its moral to the GeoZrsph- ic4l divisions of tbe state of of California. It can't grow good oran ses and big oranges II it wuntF to, and 1t ought to know better than to charge all the rest ct the world with a like inability. Stick to spuds, Brer. Bee. They are more useful and the oc- equation is more clDECnial 10 your genius.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
Mining Prospects.
(Phenir trazst,r.I

For month past and since the neN discovery in the Phenix mine and Gave creek, there has been many visitors tO that property from the eastern stAtes, and while an effort has been made by the superintendent End attaches of the property here to maintain a Tcti- cence in order to ayoid any excitement street talk, the public has been aware that 6 project wss on foot to develop tlc mine on U magnificent scale. The Ga- zette reporter has kept his weather eye open, and while he has no authentic m formation st present.. expects to be able to give some news in few weeks that will prove a genuine surprise 10 our pee pie. There were ID this city SIX gent e. men, who as practical and technical mineralOgists rank Wlih the mOst scien tific of Ou= couoiry. Several of tTes1 gentlemen have already made an exhaus- tive inspt ctiOn and examination Of the Phenix mine, while others have ths work yet to perform. We have Do meaas of knowing to Q certa.n'y what the re- suit will be and the character uf the r-- ports the experts are I.kely to make. but from what has been known Of the prop erty, do not fear suytbinHf in thIs tirrc tion. It favorable repoT; -houll bs gwen, 1t will give hie t0 one of the lsry est mining enterprises Aulona has ever yet enjoyed. A mill ot from lcJ Co i1J stamps will be placed on the ground. the mine will be vork"l tI i,s fu'i--t cspscIly and this city wIll reap ihr ben ei. of thousands ui tol'Srs paid out each week fer laborers ani supplies AS ye, our people can scarcely realize the magnitude of the project uOs erys- l kGlIzIng.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22

conditions under which they are carr:ed on without injurious results and d.s- surbing relations between the two It
 ~iil have the effect Ot compelling tLe establishment of uniform and stable rates by competing lines. without tLe necessity of pooling their freights Or agreeing 10 a division of their earnings according to a certain ratio. If It Is ac- cepted by the railroad companies in good faith. HEd an effort is msde to sd just business c i;s rsguireueots, II wIll be found these results cen be obtained without difficulty. without disaster to railroads. and without Irjury ,o the bus mess interests of the couAtry.
 The Tribune says: The deha,e m the inter state commerce blll ended late last night in the passage Of the un -asurs by s vote of = to 10. The size ot tae majority will surprise Ins ss peO2Ie. From the Tribuns's point of View the success of the bill IS tO be regretted. In our judgment It Is not vI,e Iurasure and We believe 1t w'll dissppoint l-cp.- who supported II. l. VIII probably cause less harm than If= ensulss s1- pected. and it will certsialy do less to carry out the wishes ci its projsetors than they anticipate.
 PRESCOTT, January A-The house ia- dietary committee 'his afternoon amend ed the code oil restricting co1t cf coti- lying laws to five thousand dollar: also passed the Mormon bill and concurrent resolution of both houses memoriElfz- ing congress. praying for leave Co employ sufficient clerks to transact business. Al present little vork can be done, as mem bers don't like to do committee copying and other work for four dollars psr dsy.
 The governor hss approved eonnSi! bills two and three. repeating the anti Mormon law and creating commission io codify territorial laws. The presi- dent and speaker were instructed ,o ul- egraph congress for authority tO employ additional clerks.
 WAsHINGToS, Jan. j.-Reprcssntasive Cripp, of Georgia, presented the cuu- ference report of the interstate com merce bill, stating that be did not d1 so for the purpose Ot asking for srtiCn upon 1t at this time, but ID order thAt a. might be printed in the Record Gui Iu bill form. This was ordered and Cupu gave notice that be would call uY the report on Wednesday,
 SAN FRANCIsCO, Jan. 15-Short.y be fore two o'clock this afternoon. fire broke out m Maksy's moulding shOP. on Fifth street near the corner of BryGEt. In a few minutes tha place was Iu flames and the fire spread to the sijOiu ing buildings, furniture factory on ono side and a machine shop, blaming mi and another furniture factory on the other side. The fire Is nov under ccn- troL The estimated loss Is S2O.OUO. il- surance small.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22

THE Indian Industrial school is ceF- tain 10 be built in this city. Besides the four blocks leased for uinety pine years by the city to the management forty-two acres of laud on the Santa Cruz have been purchased and paid Tor, sad the work of construction will very soon begin on the buildings. The va rious buildings to be erected involves an expenditure of about s2O,oOO almost Im- meiiately, and each succeeding year will witness large additional expendi- lures, the money all coming here from the east. MT. N, B. Walker. of the Mar row Gauge. IS the resident agent of the directors and will probably have the local control of its business aHa.rs'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22

TIE president EiIl ts forgiven many of his most seri0us 6iUuders i he vill set 6 precedent by appointing Cn Ari- zoaB lawyer to the vacancy upon tbe supreme bench oi this Territory, and especially 90 If he will appoint Ben Goodrich. Esquire, of Tombstone, There IS DO obstacle ID the form Of qualihca- tiou,-m5ral, mental. physical or polit-- cal-Gnd the appointment would meet with iAvor by the people of Arizona. irrespective Of politics. He understands our laws, as interpreted, and the pecu- liar local conditions surrounding 6t- fairs; he has hn honorable record and Is absolutely above the le6st suspicion Oi personal defect. He Is a democrat too, bu. is not off5nsively partisan and hss too much good seuse to permit hls con- duct to be at ali swayed through party zesl or prejudice. h our advocacy Of his appointment we rise above all pol.ti- eal considerations and look solely to the purity and qualifications of the high tribunal that his presence would so greatly honor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 22, 1887.
DISCOVERED ATLAsT.

.r.-.is a great dissoverer, IL begins .....-.rsss j1uruey nt the dawn of day
 -1,s,.sits the record of it's daily re- --,- bs3sa.A the dews of evening for
 ,.rs.,5 g, gather sni adjust and pre-
 How hiile ws know Of the
 -.-,,-s closures n dsy may bring s.-,T .-sa ia the concei; ot tue wisdom
 -s,- ,sss from divine origin. We la
 ,-,, ssrkness today and wex wrolh
 .,.-srr,struces which We see through
 .r... 5.rkly. only 10 learo through the
 7.-,,caries of Time that we have been -.sly mistaken. X notable instance at- ..s.;,, inc lIluscry nature of events with ,-b;,b ve ali should be familiar, is seen !, .be nsl.cv adopted by the edminis- tratiop to wards the hostile Apache h. 5;sns The subtle couPound ccmPos- .rc tbis magical policy has been snc- ..s.iv.l, c.sinel as the invention of the ,ras,5,nt the secretary oi the interior, tba rov.rpo- c, Ari.ara, the Society of p;onaers. the G,uccratlc party and
 General Niles, and public opinion has
 ts,;tiv allowed letters patent to issue to o,.b of t5a claimluts. Times unerring
 sao,,b bs.. however, discovered prior itv n, claim. and the mantle of distinc- ,,o, hitherto accorded the above named ambitious publi, bsnsfsctors must he bcuncsremoriously stripped from theIr unworthy shoulders and given with Q proper degree If formality to the Tucson Star The wlirliEIg shows a Star Fin 10 have been stuck squarely into that polIcy and around it ten long years Of rust has accumulated. and we ask, IL the name of common justice, that his tory be corrected in this momentous particular, before the irreyOcable llmiis- t.ons of time shall bring forth but a shadow of obscure memory to burDlsh with 8 glory ;ha. should crown the hv- ing, Rai perhaps breathing, object to which ;t t-iEEtfGl-y teio1gs. 1; is true that the Stars existence scarcely ante dates tue term Of years thst has elapsed since i:s infant voice shouted lustily for thIs policy, but its remarkable precocity cuts 10 figure in awarding 1T full measure of simple justice. The idea may Lave been of prenatal origin, and certainly its early words of wisdom should have been regarded with super naturel awe and universal reverence. We are glad the important question has been settled definitely without blood shed or FanguinGry international dls- turbsaoe, and we shall always, n the years that may yet bs allotted 10 our life's brief span, leave sn open margin in our cFedulisy on all themes of such magnitude until the heralded return of Times vayagers shall lay the IndisPuts- ole "a ,ts Ut our feet.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22

WHATEVER cause there may be for the attitude of :he landlords towards ii.eir p5vsr'y-s:riekon Irish tenants. in Irelru5, the whole civilized world can not fail to express its disnrProta.ion ot inc nesrt'ess eyio'ioas detailed n our tel e--sphic columns teddy. lt i5 bod eaoazh to ta-a cut ssarv ing family at any tma, Lu' to selcc; hn occasion woen tle cold and storm GdGs to the oppression. aud 10 burn down the cottages to pre- vent t,le suffering ouicas.s from o5- tsiniug even n moments shc..=r from the driving storn, evidences O deE--e O: cruelty that even G-sat Britain 'aanot afford 10 pas unuoticed. The world will not stand Iily by and witness sueh outrsges upon LuuEn beings.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
Dr Liebig & Co.

The above well known specIslis's or San Frsnciscoo, having nnmoe1 O' ;mpor,ant medical ald surgical cases ,o treat in Tucson have decided 70 open nriyete offices in this city on Feotuary IItb. 18th and 18th, at rooms in I,,. tue Fremont Lodging H0use, Church l.-1,' !, --, Ali in need of medical nud l''rsic-l .sl ll- .'l. y,ce should avail themselves 2t , tas oP, portunity of consulting the o!ie't !.i. Css'. all leading SpecIGIists on tfe r enc. enc CoAs' -.,,'. whose wonderful cures ID tne p"s' lni- tl. for of Q century have as.ooislel ,.l. '... .. medical world. Tn tho trsE,I1S1I 1t--I...S; ~ Special. Chronic, Private anI lS.,l So1.-l- s-l- cstei diseases of men, they base a.. as@ eousls. Surgical eases, deiorIllsyy ,I,u;. sli,. diseases of women form part oi 'iisii .s pecialty.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
Don't Experiment.

Ton cannot afford 10 waste lime ID experimentIng when your lungs ore la sanrsr. Consumption always Feels G' first. only a cold. Do not permit any deal ar to impose upon you with some cheap i,,ita.ion of Dr. Kings New DlscoV- ary for Consumption, Coughs and Colds hui be sure yon Ge: the genuine. De cause he can make more profit he may telI you he has something just as good or inst the ssms. Don't be decelyed, but insist upon getting Dr. Kings New Discovery, which IS guaranteed to 9iVt relief ID all Throat, Lung and Cne-' affections. Trial Bottles free st Geo Martins Drug Store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
Saved Hls Tiff.

Mir. D. I. Wilcox-oD, of Horse Cave. Ky. says be was. for many year.. badly sffiietedl with Phthisic. also DIAo-ies' ihe pains were almost unendursol- and would sometimes almost throw han into convulsions. He tried Electric bitters and got relief from fret bOii e, and after taking siI bottles, us- entirely cured. and had gained in hesn eiShies a p1unds Says be positively helie.ei ne rOnld have died. hsd ii not been Tor ine relief afforded by Eisctric bIt.ers- So4d at fifty cents a bottle by tfe0- Martin
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
Free Trn,l..

The reduction of internal revenue and the taking of of revenue stamps from Proprietary Medicines, no doubt has largely benefited the consumers, As well as relieving ihe burden of home msnu- facturers. Especially k this the case with Greens August FloWer and ils- ehse's German Syrup, as the reduction of thIrty-.ix cents per dozen, has hs7. n added to increase the sIze co; the botti-s containing these remedies, thereby Civ- ing one-fith more medicine n the s5 cont size. The August Flower f.r Dps pepsia and Liver Complaint, and the German Syrup for Cough and Lung troubles. have perhaps, the largest sslc of any medicines Iu the world. Ihc nt- vantage Of increased sizc the hottlF- will be greatly appreciated by tae -icE and afflicted, n every town and village Tn civilized countries Sample bottles for 10 cents remain the same sizc-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22

TTEsE be fss. times. The d.stinguish- ei statesmen uow assembled at An z7na's capital, purpose having the Ter ritorial laws revised and cod,fied by thEee fifteen dollars-a-dBy gentlemen within thirty daysl This will give them !1st about tine enough to run the mat ter through a sausage -stuffer. Six months voaid be a short limit for a careful revision land none other should be attemptet) WL.le whole year could oe proitably consumed ia the care iul work. We suggest that one of the otAr SiUyo-a-year lawyers be hIred per mSnently 60 di-f2ure the code, and then burn the results of his labor. The Ter rltory would save money by it and per hsps interminable litigation will be avoided. The proposed lightning process 4s dangerous experiment.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22

Tuz projectors of tie new smelling works U be located ia this city Hre nov resiy 10 meet the owners Of ia.niEs o,a.ras ~:.h g view to determine tIe anoua. aI ere that tbey can dspe1d up on receiving. They purpose dealing in s fair. open and business ike nan1er with the miners and guarantee honest treatment. Now they want to meet the mine owners and every one wDO Can supply from haf Q ton a week or month u2 to fit.y o- 9 hundred tons day. T1ey van. To learn ;Le character .ot these ores; tEeir value, and tae Pro5- able anoCnt they vii receive, Gs basis upon which to make their calculations, Its very important tha: this infoTma- ton be gi7cn lmme 5iately, Gs 1t has direct bearing upon the constsuc- ton Cf the plant tO treat :he pc cul.srit:es Of the ores. Now let every nine owner who cga get out even a little ore each mouth, give Mir. Rsiglsrd or Col. R,bssson full iufOrmA- ton rcs4rding #, and as numerous small drops will i'll E bucket, So these small quantities of ore wiil keep the furnace ID perpetual blast. The small veins, toe, are more lIkely to be the richest, and few tons each month will prove a source Of profit to the miner while they are not tO0 insigDihcant to 6sura ia the estimates required Dy the smelling men. F!uxss they have se- cural, sad they now wan. tD determine Jus: how mach ore they may expect to trsa: and i.s general qnalug. We again urge up2n u!ns owDers hITiag c!aims nezr .a- city or ttioutarJ Q is, to cal. upoa ta.sc gentlemen aud talk business
 E.ta them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
Pure Butter,

No.biag is more essential to a well ordered spTesd than pure and whole some butter; the desire to obtain me hest the markes afford IS characteristic of inc sensible housewife.
 We receive daily, per express. the choices. product of Eigin, llhnoiSs' c-eane-ies direct; its purity and excel- Ience are beyond question and its fupe- riority acknowledged. 4 tual will con vince vou. Price 70 cents per pound
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
cnn.t Mnke Anrtllirs Like IL:

I have been prscticing medicine Tor trcnty yeaTs, and have never been GSie 10 put up a vegetable conronnd ti@t world ike Simuous Liver Regulator, prcnp.ly and effectively move the h'er to action and at ths sane tinc aid On- stead or weakening the digestive and assimiiati7s powers of ;he system. NO o.ber remedy within my knowledge can fill it's place.
 IN HINTON. NJ, D., Washington Ark.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
-.-- n.tnu of Gen. Pic.

Anon. tle visitors al the pauorama of Bull Ram at Washington the other day WIS lady of striking appearance. who seemed greatly interested in the picture of The fight. When the lecturer began to describe that portion ot the battle near tle railroad track and said "thc conflict here can only Toe likened to features of The battle of Gettysburg, and the dash made at this poin; Is said to have equaled tle famous Pickett's charge. the lady seemed to take a greater interest in the picture and when she turned tO look at tfc lecturer he recognized her as the widow of Gen Pickett, that dashing Nir- rinian who led the Confederate charge at Gettvsburg. The Indy is living at Wash inrtou now and her name appears on the nav roll of the interior department as Q laborer. But Mrs Pickett is not required to do laborer's work. She is assigned to clerical work She is a refined and cul- tured woman and is only one among the widows of renowned soldiers on both sides of the late war who iill small places here. New Orleans Times-Democrat.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
hi ErrrtNe.l-

A new lot oi Kansss City ham snd breakfast bacon.
 Best butter-pure and warranted n7i Co be olsomsrEar!ue.
 German salt sni vinegar pickles. stuffed peppers, pepper hash, sAuer kraut, Sw.ss and California cneese, Iimburger cheese, picked pig pork, an ' many other luzurigs ant dellcHcit~ sent by the graadmoihe-. Warun: Dafuui 2
 ,6tf JOsEPu UUEE.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
Everything New

New store. new goods. peE prices. tor nog or the nes year. Just received from San Francisco. 6 big stock Of mil- lluery goods, hats, bonnets. ladies under wear, ribbons. hosiery and a thousand other items. Hats trimmed Opposite Wheeler < Perry's. J. HAIRS,
 tf 30s Congress strt.f.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22

IHE legislature of Arizona will reSu- late The Mormon question in exnct con- iormlsg with the democratic plc'Tcs made to that sect previous to the l-st election. We don't" give away" any con- ndence by hinting to the driveling idiots ID congress assembled, that they had pest hang up their sntI-Mormon bill quietly and discreie'y, lest the angry and offended Arizona solons abolish the ns- uonal government, winch they may no unlikely attempt to do,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
c,rrctt.. RIch Secretary.

MT. Robert Garrett. president of the Bal rimore and Ohio railroad, has three private secretaries, one of whom has be come rich by Speculating in stocks on tips given him by his employer. Mir. Garrett owns one of the finest private libraries in rhc country. and has decidedly literary t.stcs.-Harpcr' Bazar.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
CnIIinr NArnc..

Two young salesladies at Macy's 10 longer sneak as they pass dry goods over the counter.
 Soid one-You're a man old thing! Said the other-You're a-a salesper- And now war is in their hearts.-New York Sun
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
,n,.rser. Buseh Lager Beer.

The grandmother has sent sn order tor Col Durr not 70 sell Lemp's peer for s2,5O per dozen, but 50 sell only .ne Sorld-renowned, celebrated Anheuse.- Busch beer, Ice-cold, Bt S25O per uo-en or 25 cents per bottle. Delivered 70 any part of the city without extra chhfse
 ', = JOSEPH DUBB'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22

HE fact that George Hearst has the com and wants the position, coupled With the necessary contingency of a democratic legislature, leads the politi- cal prognossicators to confidently an hounce that California will return him 70 thei United States senate.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
pnnoired nailY.

At the Saddle Rock Oyster House . - sSb shell and Bai.imere oysters shrimps and crabs. sl9i,i' E,.b dy supplied with the above usl5. sl,,, or bnn. the pound. oysters by the IEHl- Is-,,Ir sttanS- dred. Country orders promP'' N ;G,, ed 10 with care.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
r,., p,r,or. Isl, of Cumbrae.

The Marquis of Butte has purchased the fa,,ous Isle oC CumbrGe for which me Srpttish minister oncs prayed: Lord' bless the Greater and Lesser Cum oIaes and the adjacent islands of Great Britain onI Ireland .'-M0ruing Journal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22
v,, ,foItte and the Children.

Count von Moltke is fond of visiting thc village school near his hreisan nome anl putting questions to the children. 1sl- The old gentleman is said to enJ3y .,Ils IIlls kecuIv: but it is likely that the children Goq't.--BostOn Budget